Laptops, Tablets, & Business Computer Advice & Reviews

How to select the right laptop for your mobile needs.

Here's a great selection of bargain-priced laptops that offer decent performance for both work and play.

Stylish, superthin and lightweight Ultrabook laptops priced at under $1,000.

Save money when buying a computer, especially one you will use for work. Learn the best times and methods to buy a new PC and other electronics.

Find out what features and specs to take into consideration when buying a laptop or desktop computer for work purposes, whether you work from home or on the road.

Though they may look alike, there are several significant differences between consumer and business grade computers. Before buying a home computer for work purposes, find out if you need to buy a business class PC or if a consumer model will do.

What you need to know about these ultraportable, ultrathin laptops.

Laptops are usually classified into different categories based on size, price, and other features. Here's a quick overview of the different types of laptops and the types of jobs they are most suitable for.

See how the major tablet operating systems--Apple's iOS on iPad, Google's Android, and Microsoft's Windows 7--compare.

Discover the best Android tablets on the market today

The iPad and tablets with mobile operating systems are in, and Windows tablet PCs out. Is there room for a Windows 7 tablet in this market?

About.com's Guide to Portable Electronics rounds up the most popular slate tablet PCs on the market. As sleek, portable computing devices, slate tablets are a great option for many mobile professionals.

Find out which of these popular slate tablets is for you with this side-by-side comparison of their features and pricing.

Mobile devices make it possible to do just about everything on the go -- working, learning, banking, communicating, and even just being entertained. With the very many types (and growing) of mobile devices available for both consumer and business use, figuring out which devices can best suit your needs (and whether you should get more than one)...

Do you think Windows tablets can make it in the consumer market dominated by the iPad? And what about the stylus?